With the forecast of Spring-like weather on the way, you may be wanting to get out and explore!  We've put together a list of 5 destinations within a few hours of Bozeman that will make your Spring Break one to remember!1. Chico Hot SpringsPhoto Courtesy of Chico Hot SpringsIn the heart of Paradise Valley, Chico Hot Springs and Resort designed for family vacations, romantic getaways, or as a basecamp for outdoor adventures. With two open-air mineral pools, multiple restaurants, and several lodging options, Chi... read more

Montana in the wintertime is truly a sight to behold.  If you are looking to get out and enjoy the season, look no further.  We've put together a list of some of our favorite winter weekend getaways throughout the state.Photo: Lone Mountain Ranch WebsiteLone Mountain Ranch Sleighride DinnerLocated in the scenic resort town of Big Sky, Lone Mountain Ranch has "comfortable, cozy cabins, a beautiful log dining lodge, dependable snow, top quality ranch gourmet meals and that 'extra special' Montana hospitalit... read more

Massive crowds swarmed Vail Mountain for Closing Day on Sunday, April 15, and there was plenty of terrain open for them to enjoy. About half of the mountain — 2,791 acres — was available for skiers and snowboarders, and most of it had reached a nice mashed potato consistency by the afternoon. By 3:30 p.m., most people had made their way to one of two areas — the top of Chair 4 or the bottom of Golden Peak. Atop Chair 4, thousands of costumed revelers congregated to celebrate the season. ... read more

Here are the Colorado ski areas that closed last Sunday and will be closing this Sunday. Hit the slopes while you can, although be aware of the not-so-good driving conditions in the mountains.  Copper Mountain received 14 inches of snow in 24 hours just a week ago. Original article By ELIZABETH HERNANDEZ for The Denver Post (April 8, 2018) Sixteen of Colorado’s 24 ski areas are closing up shop this season from this Sunday to next weekend, so hit the slopes while you can.Keystone, Crested Butte, Tellu... read more

The nation’s most popular ski mountain, Vail is not just another winter vacation destination. While many western ski resorts began as mining towns, Vail was planned and built from the ground up to be all about the ski vacation experience, modeled on the European alpine towns where the sport was born, places like Zermatt and St. Moritz. In recent decades, Vail has moved beyond this faux European aesthetic and become truly global, with more dining, lodging and activity options than any other U.S. ski resort. ... read more